Jesse A. Tov
Postdoctoral Fellow |
I’m interested in programming languages, especially functional programming and type systems. Linear types may be good for compiler analyses and adding effects to lazy languages, but can we use them to increase the expressiveness of ordinary, call-by-value languages?
At Northeastern: |
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| CS5010 | Fa10 | Program Design Paradigms (Head TA) |
| CS2500 | Sp10 | Fundamentals of C.S. I (Instructor) |
| CS2500 | Fa09 | Fundamentals of C.S. I (TA) |
| CSU290 | Sp09 | Logic and Computation (TA) |
| CSG107 | Fa08 | Program Design Paradigms (TA) |
| CSG262 | Sp08 | Compilers (Instructor) |
| CSG111 | Fa07 | Principles of Programming Languages (TA) |
At Harvard: |
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| CS51 | Sp07 | Introduction to Computer Science II (TF) |
| CS51 | Sp0[45] | Introduction to Computer Science II (Head TF) |
| LaTeX packages (plstx, pfsteps, ottalt, . . .) | Includes packages for typesetting grammars, writing proofs with numbered steps and justifications, formatting Ott output, and list processing |
| affine-contracts | Contracts for one-shot functions and one-use values in PLT Scheme |
| Caml-Shcaml | UNIX shell programming in Ocaml |
| Control.Exception.Generic [src] | Haskell exceptions that work with monad transformers (deprecated in favor of control-monad-exception) |
Jesse A. Tov
School of Engineering & Applied Sciences
Harvard University
33 Oxford St
Cambridge, MA 02138
Email:
(@ 'tov '(eecs harvard edu))
Jabber:
(@ '(jesse tov) '(gmail com))
(GTalk)
Mobile: +1 757 695 8687
Office: +1 617 496 8648
Face: 309 Maxwell
Dworkin Hall
Last updated Wed, 29 Feb 2012 14:48:40 -0500